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Hello Wizpic,

I've been thinking and looking at this for a project I've got in mind and would like to start playing but I've only done picbasic and arduino along with the EPS32 but used the Arduino IDE to program these.
What software would I need to compile and up load this to an DevEBox STM32F407VGT6 ?

I need a bit of guidance fro me to get to program this and start playing with them

Thanks
Wizpic

The project page says:
> Toolchain:
>
>    GNU Arm Embedded Toolchain

Depending on Your environment, You should add the GNU Arm Binutils and
GNU Make in recent versions. To build on Windows You may need a recent
MSYS Environment also.

For the upload there are several options:
- Use the Bootloader of the STM32F407. For this You will need the "DFU-Utility" from ST.
- Use a JTAG/SWD-Adapter. Recommended is a Segger J-Link, but a cheap Chinese
Clone of the ST-Link will also do. Most evalbaords have an integrated ST-Link.
You can use this also for Your own designs.

If You want to play with the Controller and get an easy entry, i would recommend
an integrated IDE for the first steps, as they will work usually "out of the box".
IAR's Embedded Workbench would be a good choice.

Good luck, and

Best Regards

I've been thinking and looking at this for a project I've got in mind and would like to start playing but I've only done picbasic and arduino along with the EPS32 but used the Arduino IDE to program these.
What software would I need to compile and up load this to an DevEBox STM32F407VGT6 ?

I need a bit of guidance fro me to get to program this and start playing with them

Thanks
Wizpic

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From personal use I have work with ATTEN ST-862D  and JBC JTSE-2A hot air soldering station. The Atten it very good and reliable for his money. The JBC from the other it warms little faster and you can remove an SMD component a bit quicker. If you want a hot air station for daily proffesional use and to last for many years I will suggest you to go with the JCB (after many years it work the same... it reaches the temprature with the same speed and precision like the first day - the cheap ones after some years loose his precision in temperature and speed). One more thing is that you can find a hitting element for the JCB if it will burn but it is expensive... in the opposite if the hitting element will burn in a cheap hot air station you will just buy another one. I hope to help you!

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